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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1933

Page

4

All Day Meeting at Climax Next Sunday

Strahan hosts an all day meeting at Climax next Sunday with annual church federation aid. The program includes Prof. W. 8. Stacy and Prof. Weecott of Ames in the morning service, a basket dinner at noon, and an afternoon address by Ex-Governor Turner followed by Mr. Anderson of Montgomery county, Mr. Bishop, and Mr. Bass. The event settles for May 21 at Strahan with details to follow.

Climax Hey Cunningham American Federation of Churches W. 8. Stacy Weecott Ames Turner Anderson Montgomery County Bishop Bass Strahan

Strahan Church Notes Highlight Rural Life Sunday Events

Strahan church schedules Rural Life Sunday at Climax with a noon basket dinner and special music. Speakers include Prof. Blacy and Prof. Weatcott in the morning, Gav. Dan Turner at 2 pm, and Chas. E. Swanson at 2 pm May 21. Morning service at 10 40 prompts, with a Mother's Day program at 10 sharp. Baccalaureate at 8 pm features school numbers and a pastor’s sermon. Also notes local visits, a fire at a tenant place, and jury duty in Glenwood.

Blacy Weatcott State Extension Dan Turner Strahan Chas. E. Swanson Swanson Presbyterian Church Council Bluffs Bills of Amea

Strahan School Banquet Highlights Senior Junior Event

Last Thursday the annual junior senior banquet was held in the Strahan School auditorium with a pink carnation decor and a fancy five aroma. Helen Martin directed the program with Miss Clipson and Mr Mossberry among speakers as Miss Taylor sang soprano solos and Thora Cunningham played piano. Baccalaureate is set for next Sunday at Strahan M E Church at o clock. Baseball team beat Wales 1 0 in a decisive victory.

Strahan School Ermnasium Stare Ae Ladies’ Union Helen Martin Frederic Newell Tomoerraw Mr. Henderson Ardlyn Miss Clipson Reward Mossberry Miss Taylor Thora Cunningham

Fifth and Sixth Grades Attendance and Visitors

Lorraine Thotan has been absent due to fines while students read Pal O Mine for opening exercises. Marion Douglas of Hastings visited last week. Mr and Mia Leo Hirachman of Omaha visited Mrs Hirachman’s parents. Mrs Sam Clark of Omaha is a guest. Visitors include Miss Insa Bradley. The Ladies' Union expects a profit just over $12 from the junior-senior banquet service.

Lorraine Thotan Finean Marion Douglas Hastings Wan Mia Leo Hirachman Omaha Sam Clark Insa Bradley

Anti-Repeal Meeting and Local News

A church gathering Sunday featured anti-repeal advocates including Rev. W. C. Henn Mrs. Bradley and speakers Paul Rowe and Mra. Jones. They urged voters’ turnout and named election officials while opposing the Prohibition amendment. Also reports Marvin Bryan’s serious diabetes related coma and Lulu Bradley’s stove burn with painful injuries.

W. C. Henn Mra. Jones Macedonia Paul Rowe Glenwood

Beard Elects 4 High School Staff At Meeting

At a meeting of the board of education Monday evening the board elected four incumbents for Reinbeck High School. Watter Becera named principal, with a science and mathematics teacher to be added. They will likely finalize details at next week’s meeting. Mr and Mrs Wood Vestal and Rev Cunningham attended the dry convention at Glenwood Monday. Maxine Bell will spend the week at Dorothy Nagel’s home.

Stratea Tutrd Watter Becera Reinbeck Wood Vestal Rev. Cunningham Glenwood Maxine Bell Dorothy Nagel

Montage of small town notes and quotes from papers

A patchwork of social visits across Malvern Tabor and Penfrance plus brief commentary from Horton Globe San Antonio Express Roanoke Times Los Angeles Times Nashville Banner Dayton Daily News and Columbia professor jokes on baldness and farm policy. It reflects light local scenes and syndicated wit about taxes weather and bankers in a single page snapshot.

Horton Globe San Antonio Express Roanoke Times Los Angeles Times Bank Conservators President Roosevelt Forest Conservation Corpa Tree Conservators Dayton Daily News Columbia Secretary of Agriculture

Messy Driver Turns and Safety Rules Across Intersections

A 1932 article by Dr. Knight Dunlap of Johns Hopkins outlines causes of auto accidents due to sloppy right and left turns. It describes drivers drifting toward the center or curb, blocking oncoming traffic, and explains safe turning: edge to the curb, turn sharply, and keep to the right after completing a turn. It urges caution at intersections, notes penalties like tickets, license suspension, and possible revocation for repeated offenses, and emphasizes gradual learning to reduce chaos and delays.

Perea Thoputbaria Johns Hopne University Hal Research Council Knight Dunlap Johns Hopkins University Diay Heya Tha Menia Spother Cay

Imogene Mills Attends Farewell for Elva Turnbull at Farragut

In Farragut last Tuesday Anna and Andrew Delehant visited Elva Turnbull who had been ill but died before they reached her home. Funeral services were held in Farragut Tuesday afternoon with attendees including Anna and Andrew Delehant Mrs Johnny Delehant and son Paul Mrs Dan Delehant of Omaha and Ed Delehant.

Anna Andrew Delehant Farragut Elva Turnbull Johnny Dalehant Paul Dan Delehant Omaha Edn Ed Delehant

Grade School Play Held Sunday Evening at Parochial Hall

On Sunday evening May 7 the Brade school children of St Patrick’s Parochial School presented plays in the A. O. H. hall at 7 30. Despite rain a good crowd attended and enjoyed the performances. A radio was set up to broadcast the President’s talk which the audience listened to with interest before the plays continued.

Brade School At. Patricks Parochial School

Imogene Merchants Painting Stores and Local Stirs

Local notices report Imogene Merchants Painting Stores redecorations at Addy drugstore by Collina the druggist. Mrs Weed returns from visiting relatives in Laredo. Ed Meher welcomed a nine pound baby boy named Ralph Cletus on Wednesday May 3. Ruby Hawkins visits Council Bluffs. Virginia Bayes visits in HB Bryant home. Frank Gutachenritter and Vincent Gutachenritter travel to Red Oak and Coburg for a visit. Ey eryons in fields Monday morning amid showers earlier in the week.

Eyé Ed Meher Ralph Cletus J. W. Weed Laredo Hiis Davis EB. Weed Ruby Hawkins Council Binka Henson Virginia Bayes Strahan HB. R. Bryant Frank Gutachenritter Red Oak Vincent Gutachenritter Coburg Bunday

Willie Regera Narrowly Escapes Car Crash On Highway

Willie Rogers had a lucky escape after a collision on a main highway when another driver ran a stop sign. He suffered bruises and cuts, his car severely damaged, but credits surviving the crash to sheer luck.

Willie Rogers Shenendosh Willie

Wells to Broadcast Yellowstone Program

Conoco radio entertainer Carveth Wells will deliver his second 1933 Yellowstone broadcast Wednesday May 17 over twenty NBC stations. He invites listeners to explore Yellowstone National Park's trails and wildlife, promising lasting impressions from high country scenery. Local listeners can hear WOW at 8 30 p.m.

Yellowstone Natonal Wells WOW

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Climax Charch Strahan Church Myrtle Achenbach Shenandoah Paul Kinsey Ray Hilton Allberg Hilton Rev Burdene Pauline Pollitt Clarence Ed Nagel Oscar Briley Frank Hilton Bert Armstrong News of the Strahan Consolidated School Strahan Deriote Banquet Séniers Strahan M. E. Chereh Wales Marvin Land Dan Bryan Dr. Kerr Atill Lulu Bradley Beard Hillsdale Leona Hammers Buddy Carol J. N. Swain Malvern A. H. Culver Tabor Hey. W. E. Shoges Penfrance England F. E. Howard Mery Sawyers Randall Margaret Louise Congress U. S. Department of Agriculture Great Britain Missouri Nashville Banner Chicago Michigan Imogene S. E. Mills Imogene Merchants Painting Stores N. 3 Bipary Hardware Addy Collina Pwillie Regera Frank Comstock Grace Glen Comstock Barbara Jean Beverly Mae Virginia Boyes Btrahan Ross Bryant Randolph Edith Warren Emerson B. R. Bryant T. ¥. Maher L. E. Gulachenritter Apent Ed Maher Yellowstone Roosevelt San Antonio Witl Leeder Geahty Abettiet Gs Ghetwoed Iowa Kot Batcom Fred Newell Hastings Route 2 F Ste North Cali Landa Hardware Automit Gale Boston Hull J. W. Dolph Hantings Dreasel Wyandotte Springer Marshell Outiingham O. J. Hall John Deere Slater Robt. M. Stroud Timothy Hay Silver Guy Harold Raferty Tom Shaw Collins Drug BBIE Phono Chas More Ford & Bonatt Malvern Sale
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